Typestate pattern
A Rust idiom that encodes an object's runtime state as distinct compile-time types so the borrow checker rejects calling a method in the wrong state, making illegal state transitions unrepresentable.
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Connected concepts
Rust, Borrow checker, Trait-based polymorphism, Zero-cost abstractions, Errors as Values
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